Is this a standard part of SOAP ( compressing the message )? Or is this only something between Apache-SOAP client and an Apache-SOAP service?
Scott Nichol wrote:
If you use a nightly build of SOAP, there is a setGzip method on SOAPContext that allows you to specify that the payload should be gzipped. There is also support for a deployment descriptor option to gzip the payload sent by the service. The nightly build has a gzip sample that demonstrates this.
On 30 Jan 2003 at 12:54, Malte Kempff wrote:
Hi everyone,
I am using Soap for doing RPCs in an Java-Web-Start-application.
I need to transfer a log of Data and this takes a while.
As far I understand the xml which soap produces is not packed in a way. Is
Soap able to pack its messages which are transported?
When yes what do I have to do for it?
many thanks in advance,
Malte
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